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IMPORTANT MESSAGE

CHANGE TO PRE-1960 SELECTIVE
SERVICE RECORDS REQUEST

National Archives and Records
Administration has sole
responsibility of ownership,
storage, and retrieval of
Selective Service records for
men born before 1960.
Consequently, Selective
Service can no longer access any
of these records.

Status Information
Letters are not required
of men born before 1960
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ATTENTION, UNDOCUMENTED MALES
& IMMIGRANT SERVICING GROUPS!

The Selective Service System has
not now, or in the past,
collected or shared any
information which would indicate
a man's immigration status,
either documented or
undocumented. The Selective
Service System has no authority
to collect such information, has
no use for it, and it is
irrelevant to the registration
requirement. Consequently, there
is no immigration data to share
with anyone.

You want to protect
yourself for future U.S.
citizenship and other government
benefits and programs by
registering with Selective
Service. Do it today.

If you are a man ages 18 through
25 and living in the U.S., then
you must register with Selective
Service. It’s the law. According
to law, a man must register with
Selective Service within 30 days
of his 18th birthday. Selective
Service will accept late
registrations but not after a
man
has reached age 26. You may
be denied benefits or a job if
you have not registered. You can
register at any U.S. Post Office
and do not need a social
security number. When
you do obtain a social security
number, let Selective Service
know. Provide a copy of
your new social security number
card; being sure to include your
complete name, date of birth,
Selective Service registration
number, and current mailing
address; and mail to the
Selective Service System, P.O.
Box 94636, Palatine, IL
60094-4636.

If you have a social security
number, you can register online
(click
here). It's quick and easy.

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